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WEBCAST—LIVE TOMORROW! Small and Mid-Cap Stocks: The Time to Invest Is Now, James Fink Tuesday, June 4, 1:30 pm - 2:15 pm EDT Register FREE Expert Q&As Pros Tackle the Market’s Tough Questions Peter Schiff New Feature! Monday, June 03, 2013 Gold: Bursting Bubble or Correction?   (3:49)   Longtime gold bull Peter Schiff , from Euro Pacific Capital, explains how the recent decline in gold prices has affected his outlook.   COMMODITIES Watch Now Friday, May 31, 2013 Stocks Dropping on Good News?   (3:53)   Jim Jubak , MoneyShow.com   STOCKS Watch Now Thursday, May 30, 2013 Best ETFs for the Rest of 2013   (3:32)   Jim Farrish , Jim's Notes   ETFs Watch Now Wednesday, May 29, 2013 Can Japan's Policy Work?   (2:44)   Jim Jubak , MoneyShow.com   GLOBAL Watch Now Tuesday, May 28, 2013 Why Would Anybody Buy a Bond?   (3:14)   Marilyn Cohen , Envision Capital   BO

ALERTS FGC BOLSA- FGC FIN Compiled:  June 3, 2013 10:38:54 AM Economix The Fed and Inequality By ANNIE LOWREY    Inequality, in terms of both income and wealth, has widened since the recession, and some attribute the gap at least in part to the Federal Reserve’s efforts to revive the economy.

ADVFN I I I Weekly   FOREX Currency   REVIEW Global Forex News from ADVFN Friday, 03 August 2012 Weekly Market analysis Global central bank and government action will inevitably be extremely important in the short-term. The ECB will move closer to sanctioning additional and potentially decisive action to support the Euro-zone and through quantitative easing and there will be further speculation of Federal Reserve action as part of a co-ordinated response.  There will still be important political stresses, especially within Spain and Germany as uncertainty remains at very high levels. Key events for the forthcoming week Date Time (GMT) Data release/event Friday August 3rd 12.30 US Non-farm payrolls Tuesday August 7th 04.30 Australia interest rate decision Wednesday August 8th 09.30 Bank of England inflation report Dollar: The evidence overall has continued to suggest that the economy has faltered over the past fe